Kevin Kietzman Has Issues

   The Border War is back in Lawrence for the first time in 21 years and the pressure is all on Mizzou.  Stan Weber is here with the matchups that matter for KU and MU.  We talk week one clues and new coaching trends throughout CFB.  KSU host Washington State and Texas and Ohio State have a top 5 showdown.
   Then, Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com has your point spread picks and two plays this weekend for $1.
   Finally, our song of the week is about the government and you're going to like most of it.

   It seems crazy but true, Carrington Harrison is officially the longest pursued interview guest of my career.  FIVE YEARS!
   Nobody's to blame here, really, it's just been business.  We've always worked with competing companies and, for a couple years, this podcast was a no go zone for a lot of bosses in KC media.
   Carrington is not only the best sports talk host in KC, he's a documentary film maker.  He's kind of making the rest of us look lazy and shallow.  Over the past couple years hosting "The Drive" every afternoon on 96.5 The Fan, he was also working on Armageddon at Arrowhead about the epic 2007 MU-KU game in 2007.  The doc is out just in time before Friday's Border War in Lawrence and will hit a streaming service soon.
   We chat about our industry, how long it took to make his second film and of course preview Friday's game and the upcoming Chiefs season.  It's been worth the wait.  He's talented, likable, tough and fair.  Enjoy!

   This is so much fun as Jessica finally grabs a microphone and joins in at KKHI.  It took having Gary Lezak from www.weather2020.com to come on as a guest in order for Jess to jump in but she's got a whole bunch of questions for KC's most famous meteorologist.   We'll talk about haboobs and slings and, well, a few football forecasts.
   We also learn that Gary keeps his own Top 40 list of songs every month and stays on current music.  So we introduce him to the song "Gary" by Stepen Wilson Jr.   You're going to enjoy this one.

   We got our first look at the Tigers, Jayhawks and Wildcats in week one of the college football season and there's reason to believe good things are ahead.  We tackle the highs and very few lows as Mizzou gets ready to head to Lawrence to play KU on national tv Friday night.
   In Manhattan, first game head coach Collin Klein almost set a record by hanging 71 points on the board and almost giving the mascot a heart attack.  Michigan is the luckiest team in history and another Big Ten team lost as a 30 point home fave.
  Then, we meet Amanda Meyers of www.farmschoolusa.com and we learn a thing or two about teaching our kids in new ways.  Parents everywhere are looking for alternatives to government schools and this gem in Raymore has a waiting list you won't believe.

   Mizzou notched easy at the Zou while a 30 point favorite Rutgers loses at home.  Between gambling scandals, eligibility chaos and lawsuits galore, this season could we a wild one for the ages.
   Also, Lee Sterling is here from www.paramountsports.com with his picks for the weekend and three free plays for everyone that signs up for his free emails and newsletters.

   We begin the Football Feast with Stan Weber  analyzing the Chiefs 53 man roster.  There are more question marks right now than answers up and down this roster but Stan is in no panic mode.  Get Mahomes on the field, beat the Broncos and watch everything change, is his theme.  It's a three team race in the West and we will share our thoughts.
   Then, we dive into this past messy month of college football eligibility and how it may, or may not, affect some teams right out of the gate.
   One by one... we tackle Mizzou vs Ark Pine Bluff, Long Island vs KU and Nicholls State vs. KSU.  Three nights in a row a local game for college fans in KC to feast upon.  It's here.  Let's go!

   Marcus Coleman is a dad who's daughter suffered devastating injuries after an illegal alien trucker smashed in to her car in California.  On Tuesday, Coleman appeared before a House Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity and Sanctuary Policy and gave the most powerful, blunt remarks to the democrats you've ever heard.
   The DOJ has filed a first of it's kind lawuit and it just happens to be against the KCK school district.  We have the details on how the district kept information from parents about their children and why that's against the law.
   Apple and Google have changed their maps in the USA from Lake Ontario to Lake America.
   Chiefs president Mark Donovan met with the media Tuesday and discussed what lengths the chiefs have gone to in order to get the best ideas and concepts from other teams facilities all over America.
   Tony Romo apologizes and says he will work his way back to CBS Sports after he and his doctors help him ditch his dependency on painkillers and how alcohol use has affected it.
   A former teammate shares a story about legendary baseball player Ichiro Suzuki playing road games in KC and having something in common with Andy Reid.
   In our Final Final, 1587 restaurant makes a pretty big change.  What does this mean?

   The Hunt family has started a new company called Two Point Development and shared plans with what they plan to build around their new stadium in KCK and their new headquarters in Olathe.
   Trump gets the go ahead from the Supreme Court to keep building his ballroom and military facility.  JD Vance hits the road to blast illegal alien truckers that can't speak or read english.  Greg Gutfeld returns from vacation and just unloads on the only liberal at the table on The Five.  You gotta hear this.
   Tonganoxie Middle School gets a huge surprise from You Tube's top content creator.
   In Sports, the Chiefs get a defensive end who was part of the group filing a lawsuit to be allowed to go play at LSU if they didn't make an NFL roster.  The SEC and non conference opponents  are threatening to not play LSU.
   The new SEC rules benefit Mizzou as star basketball player Mark Mitchell with come back to Columbia instead of playing for Kentucky.   CBS Sports Gary Parrish has released his first hoops Top 25 plus 1 and loves Mizzou this year.  But that's not the shocker.  Wait until you hear what he thinks of Kansas.
   Lance Leipold sings praises for new starting qb Isaiah Marshall and a famous singer is hospitalized in St. Louis after a health scare on stage.

   It's being called the biggest oil deal in the history of the world as the United States has its hands on 65 billion barrels of Venzuelan oil.  President Trump says gas prices will shoot downward and he's calling in oil execs this week to put pressure on them asap.
   Our favorite Trump impressionist, Shawn Farash, drops a beauty renaming a great lake "Lake Dontario."
   Another comedian, Jay Leno, opened up on a podcast that he was overpaid to host the Tonight Show and never spent a dime of it.  Incredible.
   The Chiefs roster is set and the two biggest questions are offensive line rotations and.... Harrison Butker?  Yes, this is a huge year for KC's longtime kicker and he'd better pull it together.
   Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz rips college sports' eligibility rules, KU Athletics as approved a budget that runs on a $13 million deficit and Scottie Scheffler win the Tour Championship.
   Royals announcer Ryan Lefebvre did a really, really nice thing this weekend and our Final Final is Dems boycotting a business where they've never been a customer.

There really is only one target, one campaign slogan, one repeatable line for every Republican running and it's just sitting there for the taking.  If this party can find a way to change the narrative away from Trump and onto this, they could win.
   A local meteorologist is bullied relentlessly online for being.... pregnant.  She fights back in a big way and we are all for her.
   Trump misses the mark in his selection for a new name for Lake Ontario.  CNN gets it all wrong with images of a Dolly Parton impersonator while covering the iconic singer's death.
   In Sports, national media seem to think Mahomes may not play in the opener.  KU names a starting quarterback and it's a bit of a surprise.  KSU is ready to speed up their play calling and offensive pace this year.  And a golf controversy about a company that made an unfunny  commercial is the dumbest cancellation in years.